contract_award•Awarded Thursday, May 7, 2026Analyzed

CACI NSS, LLC: $25.9M Department of Veterans Affairs Contract

Bullish

Impact4/10

Summary

CACI International ($CACI) received a $25.9M delivery order from the VA to maintain and upgrade its enterprise resource planning system. This contract adds to CACI's stable federal revenue stream and is supported by ongoing legislative focus on government IT modernization.

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Key Takeaways

1.CACI International ($CACI) secured a $25.9M VA contract for ERP system support, adding to its recurring federal revenue.
2.The contract is small relative to CACI's revenue but reinforces its position in government IT modernization.
3.Legislative trends in technology and defense spending support continued demand for CACI's services.

Market Implications

For , this contract is a modest positive, adding predictable revenue without transforming the company's outlook. Investors should view it as a signal of steady federal demand rather than a catalyst. The broader sector, including peers like $SAIC and $LDOS, may also benefit from similar VA IT spending, but this specific award is too small to move those stocks.

Full Analysis

1) The Department of Veterans Affairs awarded CACI NSS, LLC a $25.9M delivery order for operations and maintenance support of the Integrated Financial and Acquisition Management System (IFAMS), the VA's enterprise resource planning system. The contract runs from May 2026 to May 2028. 2) CACI NSS is a subsidiary of CACI International Inc., a publicly traded IT and defense contractor with approximately $8.5B in annual revenue. This contract represents about 0.3% of CACI's annual revenue, a modest but positive addition to its backlog. 3) While no specific bill directly authorizes this contract, the broader legislative environment supports federal IT modernization. Bills like HR8398 (bullish on financial data guidelines) and S4342 (extending FISA surveillance) signal continued government spending on technology and defense, indirectly benefiting CACI's core business. 4) Key subcontractors and suppliers for IFAMS support may include smaller IT services firms such as CSRA (now part of GDIT) and Booz Allen Hamilton ($BAH), though specific subcontractors are not disclosed. 5) Historically, CACI has consistently won VA IT contracts, and such multi-year maintenance awards provide predictable revenue. The recent executive order promoting fixed-price contracting could compress margins for cost-plus contractors but favors CACI's performance-based execution model.

Market Impact Score

4/10

Minimal ImpactModerateMajor Market Event

Connected Signals

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Contract Details

Recipient

CACI NSS, LLC

Award Amount

$25,932,305

Awarding Agency

Department of Veterans Affairs

Sub-Agency

Department of Veterans Affairs

Contract Type

DELIVERY ORDER

Related Bills

HR8398S4342